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NYCEDC works to make New York City’s neighborhoods and economy stronger and more inclusive. We’re working with and for communities, putting New Yorkers’ needs before everything else.ALL IN NYC | NYCEDC
All In NYC is a campaign from NYC & Company to revitalize New York City—to show New Yorkers and the world that as we reemerge, rebuild, and reopen, that the city’s businesses, communities, and individuals can work together to make NYC even stronger and more equitable thanbefore.
LA MARQUETA
Given the critical importance of affordable food access, New York City’s Public Markets are open and maintaining regular market hours. Indoor dining is now open with limited capacity. Learn more here. The History La Marqueta's story goes back to 1936, when the City opened the Park Avenue Retail Market to bring East Harlem's pushcart vendorsunder one roof.
CONSTRUCTNYC
The ConstructNYC program is designed to connect small-to-mid-sized minority/women-owned and otherwise disadvantaged business enterprises with exclusive opportunities to work on NYCEDC projects through contracts of up to $1 million. Firms prequalified through ConstructNYC will: Compete against similarly-sized businesses for NYCEDC contracts Receive fast-tracked payments and access toBUILD NYC | NYCEDC
Build NYC Resource Corporation (Build NYC) helps 501(c)(3) organizations and other exempt facilities make real estate capital investments by accessing low-cost debt through tax-exempt bondfinancing.
NYCEDC FINANCIAL & PUBLIC DOCUMENTS New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) is a not-for-profit corporation. Review the latest NYCEDC financial statements and other related public documents. On October 1, 2014, Apple Industrial Development Corp. merged into NYCEDC and ceased to exist as an independent entity. View Apple Industrial Development Corp.'s historical financial and public documents. NYCEDC | BUILDING STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS. CREATING GOOD JOBS.WHY NYCDOING BUSINESSEXPLORE PROJECTSMEET NYCEDCBUSINESS PROGRAMSFINANCESOLUTIONS
NYCEDC works to make New York City’s neighborhoods and economy stronger and more inclusive. We’re working with and for communities, putting New Yorkers’ needs before everything else.ALL IN NYC | NYCEDC
All In NYC is a campaign from NYC & Company to revitalize New York City—to show New Yorkers and the world that as we reemerge, rebuild, and reopen, that the city’s businesses, communities, and individuals can work together to make NYC even stronger and more equitable thanbefore.
LA MARQUETA
Given the critical importance of affordable food access, New York City’s Public Markets are open and maintaining regular market hours. Indoor dining is now open with limited capacity. Learn more here. The History La Marqueta's story goes back to 1936, when the City opened the Park Avenue Retail Market to bring East Harlem's pushcart vendorsunder one roof.
CONSTRUCTNYC
The ConstructNYC program is designed to connect small-to-mid-sized minority/women-owned and otherwise disadvantaged business enterprises with exclusive opportunities to work on NYCEDC projects through contracts of up to $1 million. Firms prequalified through ConstructNYC will: Compete against similarly-sized businesses for NYCEDC contracts Receive fast-tracked payments and access toBUILD NYC | NYCEDC
Build NYC Resource Corporation (Build NYC) helps 501(c)(3) organizations and other exempt facilities make real estate capital investments by accessing low-cost debt through tax-exempt bondfinancing.
NYCEDC FINANCIAL & PUBLIC DOCUMENTS New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) is a not-for-profit corporation. Review the latest NYCEDC financial statements and other related public documents. On October 1, 2014, Apple Industrial Development Corp. merged into NYCEDC and ceased to exist as an independent entity. View Apple Industrial Development Corp.'s historical financial and public documents. NYCEDC | BUILDING STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS. CREATING GOOD JOBS. NYCEDC works to make New York City’s neighborhoods and economy stronger and more inclusive. We’re working with and for communities, putting New Yorkers’ needs before everything else.ALL IN NYC | NYCEDC
All In NYC is a campaign from NYC & Company to revitalize New York City—to show New Yorkers and the world that as we reemerge, rebuild, and reopen, that the city’s businesses, communities, and individuals can work together to make NYC even stronger and more equitable thanbefore.
LOG IN | NYCEDC
New York City Economic Development Corporation's mission is to encourage economic growth in each of the five boroughs of New York City by strengthening the A RECOVERY FOR ALL OF US: NEW YORK CITY INVESTS $1 BILLION Doubles State of the City Commitment To Make New York City the Public Health Capital of the World. NEW YORK, NY—Mayor de Blasio and the NYC Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) today announced a plan to double the City’s $500 million investment in life sciences to $1 billion as part of LifeSci NYC, a commitment launched in the Mayor’s State of the City address to create jobs andRFPS | NYCEDC
Vendor Resources. Because NYCEDC’s projects are generally funded with public funding sources, working with NYCEDC on many of our projects requires the completion and submission ofFREIGHT NYC
Executive Summary. Through strategic freight infrastructure investments, New York City will create thousands of good jobs, all while preparing the city for a growing and changing economy. LIFE SCIENCES INNOVATION INFRASTRUCTURE RFP New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) invites not-for-profit organizations or joint ventures led by not-for-profitorganizations
REAL ESTATE
With the size and diversity of real estate offerings, New York City is a hub for real estate technologies. Venture capital investments in NYC rose by 133 percent last year, totaling more than $2 billion.From appraisal, design, construction, financing, leasing, marketing, and operations/maintenance, NYC startups are creating the built environment of the future, today. EMPLOYMENT & BENEFITS REPORT Each year, our projects are required by City and State legislation to report certain information relating to employees of the Project Company and Tenants operating from or occupying space at the Project Location(s) as of June 30. In order to submit the required reporting, please visit client.nycedc.com to login to the online reporting The applicable Employment and Benefits Report(s) are NYCIDA COMMERCIAL OFFICE SPACE INCENTIVES Planning to purchase, build, or renovate commercial office property in New York City? The NYCIDA Commercial Office Program can help you lower the tax burden on those expenses. NYCEDC | BUILDING STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS. CREATING GOOD JOBS.WHY NYCDOING BUSINESSEXPLORE PROJECTSMEET NYCEDCBUSINESS PROGRAMSFINANCESOLUTIONS
NYCEDC works to make New York City’s neighborhoods and economy stronger and more inclusive. We’re working with and for communities, putting New Yorkers’ needs before everything else. For us, economic development is about more than just the bottom line—it’s about human impact. That’s why we are investing in the jobs, industries,and
RFPS | NYCEDC
Filter by Goods and Services Professional Services Real Estate Development Opportunities. Deadline: Jul 12 2021. On-Call Plumbing Services RFP. Deadline: Jul 12 2021. Deadline: Jun 11 2021. Consultant Services, On-Call Civil and Resident Engineer Retainer RFP. Deadline: Jun 11 2021. Deadline: Dec 30 2022. Public-Private Impact InitiativeRFEI.
LA MARQUETA
Given the critical importance of affordable food access, New York City’s Public Markets are open and maintaining regular market hours. Indoor dining is now open with limited capacity. Learn more here. The History La Marqueta's story goes back to 1936, when the City opened the Park Avenue Retail Market to bring East Harlem's pushcart vendorsunder one roof.
FREIGHT NYC
New York City, anchoring a gross metropolitan product of $1.5 trillion, is the largest consumer market in the United States. The region’s 20 million residents expect and deserve a modern and well-functioning freight system. New York City’s current freight infrastructure was mostly developed in the early 20th century and isoutdated and
CONSTRUCTNYC
The ConstructNYC program is designed to connect small-to-mid-sized minority/women-owned and otherwise disadvantaged business enterprises with exclusive opportunities to work on NYCEDC projects through contracts of up to $1 million. Firms prequalified through ConstructNYC will: Compete against similarly-sized businesses for NYCEDC contracts Receive fast-tracked payments and access to NYCEDC | BUILDING STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS. CREATING GOOD JOBS.WHY NYCDOING BUSINESSEXPLORE PROJECTSMEET NYCEDCBUSINESS PROGRAMSFINANCESOLUTIONS
NYCEDC works to make New York City’s neighborhoods and economy stronger and more inclusive. We’re working with and for communities, putting New Yorkers’ needs before everything else. For us, economic development is about more than just the bottom line—it’s about human impact. That’s why we are investing in the jobs, industries,and
RFPS | NYCEDC
Filter by Goods and Services Professional Services Real Estate Development Opportunities. Deadline: Jul 12 2021. On-Call Plumbing Services RFP. Deadline: Jul 12 2021. Deadline: Jun 11 2021. Consultant Services, On-Call Civil and Resident Engineer Retainer RFP. Deadline: Jun 11 2021. Deadline: Dec 30 2022. Public-Private Impact InitiativeRFEI.
LA MARQUETA
Given the critical importance of affordable food access, New York City’s Public Markets are open and maintaining regular market hours. Indoor dining is now open with limited capacity. Learn more here. The History La Marqueta's story goes back to 1936, when the City opened the Park Avenue Retail Market to bring East Harlem's pushcart vendorsunder one roof.
FREIGHT NYC
New York City, anchoring a gross metropolitan product of $1.5 trillion, is the largest consumer market in the United States. The region’s 20 million residents expect and deserve a modern and well-functioning freight system. New York City’s current freight infrastructure was mostly developed in the early 20th century and isoutdated and
CONSTRUCTNYC
The ConstructNYC program is designed to connect small-to-mid-sized minority/women-owned and otherwise disadvantaged business enterprises with exclusive opportunities to work on NYCEDC projects through contracts of up to $1 million. Firms prequalified through ConstructNYC will: Compete against similarly-sized businesses for NYCEDC contracts Receive fast-tracked payments and access toFREIGHT NYC
New York City, anchoring a gross metropolitan product of $1.5 trillion, is the largest consumer market in the United States. The region’s 20 million residents expect and deserve a modern and well-functioning freight system. New York City’s current freight infrastructure was mostly developed in the early 20th century and isoutdated and
CAREERS | NYCEDC
Sharing a Passion for NYC. We are dedicated to the creation of a dynamic, equitable, and sustainable urban economy. We are making sure that whatever happens next, happens right here in New York City—and that all New Yorkers are a part of it!. With over 500 urban planners, engineers, analysts, marketers, lawyers, press officers, accountants, community organizers, and more, there’s a roleLOWER CONCOURSE
The Lower Concourse Infrastructure Investment Strategy is a $194 million investment to provide open space, create new connections to the waterfront, catalyze jobs, and support mixed-income housing in the Lower Concourse neighborhood of the Bronx. Project Overview Lower Concourse is a true mixed-use (residential, commercial, and industrial) community in the South Bronx with excellent transitCONEY ISLAND
For generations, Coney Island has been synonymous with summer, home to the world’s greatest urban amusement park. However, it is so much more than that—with 30,000 residents, it is a vibrant, hardworking, and resilient neighborhood at the heart of New York City’s economic and cultural life. Over the past 10 years, Coney Island has made enormous progress thanks to investment from the CityTRANSPORTATION
Transportation. Our ports are the gateways for the goods New Yorkers need to thrive, and they connect the world to all NYC has to offer. Leveraging the largest port on the East Coast and an extensive network of waterways, railways, landings, and cargo facilities, NYC’s transportation industry is central to the city’s prosperity,enabling
HARLEM RIVER GREENWAY Harlem River Greenway. Location: Manhattan. Project Status: Ongoing. Connecting to the Water, Connecting Communities. The Harlem River Greenway is the City’s $227M project to bring new open space, waterfront access, and a renewed seawall to the communities of Upper Manhattan—from East Harlem to Inwood. The Next Phase of theManhattan
NYCEDC FINANCIAL & PUBLIC DOCUMENTS New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) is a not-for-profit corporation. Review the latest NYCEDC financial statements and other related public documents. On October 1, 2014, Apple Industrial Development Corp. merged into NYCEDC and ceased to exist as an independent entity. View Apple Industrial Development Corp.'s historical financial and public documents.CLEANYC | NYCEDC
The CleaNYC Program was announced by Mayor Bill de Blasio in 2016 as a joint effort between the Mayor’s Office and NYCEDC. The program brought regular power-washing capabilities to clean sidewalks in heavily trafficked corridors in all five boroughs, with the goal to build welcoming, vibrant communities and business districts. As a result of COVID-19, the program has been adapted to address NOT-FOR-PROFIT BOND PROGRAM Bond amounts below $5 million may not make financial sense for some borrowers; Build NYC is a discretionary program and together with the borrower’s adviser, underwriter and/or placement agent, will help evaluate whether bond financing is appropriate. Companies developing facilities described as "exempt facilities" under the Internal Revenue HUNTS POINT RESILIENCY Working with the Hunts Point community to advance resiliency on the peninsula. Our work toward a more resilient Hunts Point is a community-led effort, guided by the Hunts Point Resiliency Advisory Working Group (AWG), convened by NYCEDC and the Mayor's Office ofResiliency (MOR).
NYCEDC | BUILDING STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS. CREATING GOOD JOBS.WHY NYCDOING BUSINESSEXPLORE PROJECTSMEET NYCEDCBUSINESS PROGRAMSFINANCESOLUTIONS
NYCEDC works to make New York City’s neighborhoods and economy stronger and more inclusive. We’re working with and for communities, putting New Yorkers’ needs before everything else.RFPS | NYCEDC
At NYCEDC, we regularly seek out real estate developers, construction companies, and service providers to help turn projects from idea toreality.
FREIGHT NYC
Executive Summary. Through strategic freight infrastructure investments, New York City will create thousands of good jobs, all while preparing the city for a growing and changing economy.CONSTRUCTNYC
The ConstructNYC program is designed to connect small-to-mid-sized minority/women-owned and otherwise disadvantaged business enterprises with exclusive opportunities to work on NYCEDC projects through contracts of up to $1 million. Firms prequalified through ConstructNYC will: Compete against similarly-sized businesses for NYCEDC contracts Receive fast-tracked payments and access to 42ND STREET DEVELOPMENT PROJECT For New York City, the rebirth of 42nd Street was a part of a dramatic turnaround. Once the heart of the city’s thriving theater district, 42nd Street gradually declined to become the center of vice and crime in New York City. The block, from Seventh to Eighth Avenues, served as visual symbol of NYC’s decline in the 1970s and 80s, and it stymied westward expansion of commercial development NYCEDC | BUILDING STRONG NEIGHBORHOODS. CREATING GOOD JOBS.WHY NYCDOING BUSINESSEXPLORE PROJECTSMEET NYCEDCBUSINESS PROGRAMSFINANCESOLUTIONS
NYCEDC works to make New York City’s neighborhoods and economy stronger and more inclusive. We’re working with and for communities, putting New Yorkers’ needs before everything else.RFPS | NYCEDC
At NYCEDC, we regularly seek out real estate developers, construction companies, and service providers to help turn projects from idea toreality.
FREIGHT NYC
Executive Summary. Through strategic freight infrastructure investments, New York City will create thousands of good jobs, all while preparing the city for a growing and changing economy.CONSTRUCTNYC
The ConstructNYC program is designed to connect small-to-mid-sized minority/women-owned and otherwise disadvantaged business enterprises with exclusive opportunities to work on NYCEDC projects through contracts of up to $1 million. Firms prequalified through ConstructNYC will: Compete against similarly-sized businesses for NYCEDC contracts Receive fast-tracked payments and access to 42ND STREET DEVELOPMENT PROJECT For New York City, the rebirth of 42nd Street was a part of a dramatic turnaround. Once the heart of the city’s thriving theater district, 42nd Street gradually declined to become the center of vice and crime in New York City. The block, from Seventh to Eighth Avenues, served as visual symbol of NYC’s decline in the 1970s and 80s, and it stymied westward expansion of commercial development COVID-19 BUSINESS RELIEF RESOURCES We've compiled a number of financial resources available to NYC businesses and nonprofits, along with business guidance, to help with COVID-19 relief and recovery. Business Assistance Small Business Disaster Loan Assistance - US Small Business Administration Up to $2M for small businesses affected by the coronavirus Eligible: Small businesses New York Forward Loan Fund – Empire StateFREIGHT NYC
Executive Summary. Through strategic freight infrastructure investments, New York City will create thousands of good jobs, all while preparing the city for a growing and changing economy.CAREERS | NYCEDC
Sharing a Passion for NYC. We are dedicated to the creation of a dynamic, equitable, and sustainable urban economy. We are making sure that whatever happens next, happens right here in New York City—and that all New Yorkers are a part of it!. With over 500 urban planners, engineers, analysts, marketers, lawyers, press officers, accountants, community organizers, and more, there’s a roleLA MARQUETA
Given the critical importance of affordable food access, New York City’s Public Markets are open and maintaining regular market hours. Indoor dining is now open with limited capacity. Learn more here. The History La Marqueta's story goes back to 1936, when the City opened the Park Avenue Retail Market to bring East Harlem's pushcart vendorsunder one roof.
LOWER CONCOURSE
The Lower Concourse Infrastructure Investment Strategy is a $194 million investment to provide open space, create new connections to the waterfront, catalyze jobs, and support mixed-income housing in the Lower Concourse neighborhood of the Bronx. Project Overview Lower Concourse is a true mixed-use (residential, commercial, and industrial) community in the South Bronx with excellent transit HARLEM RIVER GREENWAY Connecting to the Water, Connecting Communities. The Harlem River Greenway is the City’s $227M project to bring new open space, waterfront access, and a renewed seawall to the communities of Upper Manhattan—from East Harlem to Inwood. NYCEDC FINANCIAL & PUBLIC DOCUMENTS New York City Economic Development Corporation (NYCEDC) is a not-for-profit corporation. Review the latest NYCEDC financial statements and other related public documents. On October 1, 2014, Apple Industrial Development Corp. merged into NYCEDC and ceased to exist as an independent entity. View Apple Industrial Development Corp.'s historical financial and public documents.TRANSPORTATION
Leveraging the largest port on the East Coast and an extensive network of waterways, railways, landings, and cargo facilities, NYC’s transportation industry is central to the city’s prosperity, enabling the movement of goods—and people—into, out of, and aroundNYC.
NOT-FOR-PROFIT BOND PROGRAM Build NYC provides access to tax-exempt and taxable bond financing for 501(c)(3) organizations to acquire capital for real estate projects, debt refinancing and other operational needs. Why bond financing? Lower interest rates than conventional loans The ability to refinance existing debt Full waiver from the 2.8% mortgage recording tax Build NYC does not require a bond rating Build NYC debt HUNTS POINT RESILIENCY Working with the Hunts Point community to advance resiliency on the peninsula. Our work toward a more resilient Hunts Point is a community-led effort, guided by the Hunts Point Resiliency Advisory Working Group (AWG), convened by NYCEDC and the Mayor's Office ofResiliency (MOR).
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